Solicitors advise and act on behalf of individuals, organisations, businesses and government departments in legal matters.
Qualifications
Entry to training usually requires a qualifying law degree or postgraduate diploma. Graduates in subjects other than law must first take a one-year conversion course. All entrants undertake a one year legal practice course, followed by a two-year training contract.
Typical tasks
draws up contracts, leases, wills and other legal documents;
undertakes legal business on behalf of client in areas of business law, criminal law, probate, conveyancing and litigation, and acts as trustee or executor if required;
instructs counsel in higher and lower courts and pleads cases in lower courts as appropriate;
scrutinises statements, reports and legal documents relevant to the case being undertaken and prepares papers for court;
represents clients in court.
Common job titles
Solicitor
Solicitor to the Council
Clerk, managing
Solicitor-partner
Education background
Destination of Leavers survey, supplied by the Higher Education Statistics.
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